In a surprise move, the Bombay
Stock Exchange (BSE) on Saturday announced shifting of two hot
media stocks Balaji Telefilms and Mukta Arts back to the normal
weekly settlement from the prevailing trade-to-trade (TTT) segment
from Monday.
The cascading Sensex along
with a paradigm shift in the trading of pharma scrips with the
introduction of rolling settlement has seen ‘A’ group pharma
scrips being revalued at lower price earnings (PEs).
The outcome of every trade
is dependent on the exit. If we enter in a timely fashion and
then exit poorly, the trade is likely to be a loss. If our entry
happens to be poor but our exit is good we might still salvage
a profit.
In a bid to fight the slump
in volumes, the Inter-connected Stock Exchange (ISE) is targeting
to expand into centres not yet covered by the National Stock
Exchange and the Bombay Stock Exchange NSE and BSE.
